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New Shaliakh
for Hashomer

Children Bring
Cheer to Home
for the Aged

Paul Lupu, a 29-year-old
member of Kibutz Shaar Ha-
The Ufarazto Lubavitch
Golan, has taken over duties
2 Israeli Youths Given BBYO Posts as shaliakh (adviser) to Summer Day Camp came to
a close with the distribution
Iddo Ped Hatzur of Tel Hashomer Hatzair Zionist of a letter and dollar bill for
STARLIGHT. Pa. — For
youth
in
Detroit.
Aviv
will
be
serving
Aleph
the first time, the Bnai
each camper from the Luba-
Lupu, here with his wife
Brith Youth Organization, Zadik Aleph as vice-presi-
vitcher Rebbe.
celebrating its golden anni- dent for overseas relations Irit and two children, age 3
Referring to the observ-
versary during the ensuing and expansion. He will hold and 5, succeeds Avram Shur, ance of the three-week period
year, has elected officers this office along with another
during which the Temple
from outside of North Amer- Israeli. Amit Granot of
was destroyed, the Rebbe in-
Haifa, who will serve as vice-
ica.
structed the children to add
The elections were held at president of summer pro-
22 cents (one penny for each
grams
of
Bnai
Brith
Girls.
international conventions
day and an additional cent
Both officers are members
?I' Aleph Zadik Aleph and
for the entire period) and to
of
Noar
L'Noar.
the
Israeli
Bnai Brith Girls, •at Camp
give the entire amount to the
counterpart of BBYO.
Bnai Brith, Starlight, Pa.
charity of their choice.
Michael Lee of Culver City,
The Rebbe said "It was
Calif., was elected president
through the pure minds of
of AZA.
the little children and their
The elections serve to un-
giving tzedaka (charity) and
d e r l i n e the international
learning Torah that the Tem-
scope of BBYO, which has
ple will be rebuilt."
more than 45,000 members
The children, age 2 1/2 to 7,
in communities throughout
purchased flower s and took
the world.
them to Borman Hall, where
BBG announced the elec-
they paid personal visits to
PAUL LUPU
tion of Jan Rothschild of
residents selected by the
Trumbull, Conn., as presi-
who returned this week to his staff.
dent.
The children then staged
kibutz, Kfar Menahem, after
Sharen Sabel of Charles- a two-year tour of duty here. an acrobatic and musical
show.
ton, S. C.. won the story-
Lupu, a native of Romania, i Star of the afternoon was
telling contest, with her dra-
matic presentation portray- immigrated to Israel when 3-year-old Schneur Polter ,
ing a mother of one of the he was 14. A graduate of who gave a preview of the
RUSSELL SCHREIBER ASSOCIATES eleven Israeli Olympians Seminar Kibutzim (called the songs he will sing for the
university of kibutzim ), a annual Lubavitch Concert
AGENCY OF THE SHOW WORLD
killed at Munich last year.
branch of Haifa University, Dec. 11.
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Sheldon Rott
The Lupus Will live at 17318 tion.
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and
will continue to be the head- ' Politics makes strange
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 7, 1973-37

Livonia Coed Takes Tour Slated by WZO

NEW YORK — A total of
30 American college students

twelve states and Canada is
Mildred Zoldan of St. Fran-
cis Ave., Livonia. She and
her colleagues will pursue
advanced training in Judaic
and Israeli studies especially
geared for students who will
be entering the field of Jew-
ish education, youth work,
Jewish communal life and
the rabbinate.

between age 18 and 25 will
leave for Israel this month
to take a year of intensive
Judaic studies at the Hayim
Greenberg College of the de-
partment of education and
culture of the World Zionist
Organization, it was an-
nounced by Dr. Abraham P.
Gannes, education and cul-
A nod from a lord is break-
ture director of the WZO
American Section.
fast for a fool.
—Benjamin Franklin
Among the students from

They Made
The Grade

LEN FARBER, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Farber of
Leslee Crest, West Bloom-
field, was one of 750 from
abroad participating in the
fourth Hebrew University
summer session for overseas
students. He is a recent
graduate of Oakland Univer-
sity, where he majored in
philosophy. Farber soon will
start graduate studies in
chemistry and biology at the
University of Detroit.

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The new shaliakh said he
hopes to continue the work of
his predecessor in strengthen-
ing the Hashomer youth
movement, which under Shur
saw the establishment of new
groups in Ann Arbor and
Chicago and a new summer
camp in the Irish Hills.

On leaving, Shur corn-
, mented that his stay here
I taught him a great deal: "I
learned that I'm a Jew and
that the kibutz is not the cen-
ter of Israel or the center of
the world. I learned that we
are all Jews together." Shur
said he wishes "every Israeli
could be a shaliakh."
In the future, he hopes to
take ;economics and sociology
on the university level, but
for now, he said, "I'll return
to the chicken coop at Kfar
Menahem."

Michigan Scouts
Attend Jamboree
Held in Jerusalem

Among the 54 Boy and Girl
Scouts from around the coun-
try attending the Interna-
tional Scout Jamboree in Je-
rusalem were Sharron Bass
of Livonia, Leon Grundy of
West Bloomfield and David
Fivenson of Alpena.
The scouts spent a few
days in Jerusalem where Is-
raeli scouts planned such ac-
tivities as a games afternoon,
a hiking trip and a campfire.
Tour guides took the scouts
to the Wailing Wall, Yad
Vashem and to other Jeru-
salem landmarks.
Although the Jamboree
lasted four days, many of the
scouts were in Israel for a
month as part of the Girl
Scouts "Wider Opportunities"
program. The Israel tour was
co-sponsored by Girl Scouts
of America and the Syna-
gogue Council of America.

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